THE WORLD IS A PLACE TRAGICALLY BEAUTIFUL: from tragedy to poetic madness

The world is beautiful. The world is horrifying. Both things are true.The World Is a Place Tragically Beautiful is a raw, unsettling collection of poetry about existence, consciousness, death, nature, time, matter, and the strange reality of being alive.Moving between the cosmic and the deeply human, these poems question what it means to exist in a universe that neither knows nor cares that we are here. They look at consciousness as a temporary phenomenon, at death as an inevitable transformation, at religion as one of humanity's attempts to impose meaning, and at the fragile beauty that persists despite everything.There is no promise of transcendence here. No comfortable answer waiting at the end.Only matter becoming life, life becoming consciousness, consciousness becoming memory - and everything slowly returning to the cosmos from which it came.A descent into existence itself - where beauty is never separate from decay, and where the universe remains indifferent to both.